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Mechele Linehan, 35, was charged with conspiring with another fiancé to kill Kent Leppink, who was shot three times in 1996 on an isolated trail 90 minutes outside Anchorage.

Linehan exhibited no emotion as the verdict was read.

Superior Court Judge Philip Volland allowed her husband, Colin, "one final embrace" before she was led from the courtroom in handcuffs.

Outside the courtroom, Colin Linehan was visibly shaken and tight-lipped.

Leppink's mother, Betsy Leppink, said, "God is good," as she left the courtroom.

Sentencing was set for Jan.

25. Linehan faces 20 to 99 years in prison.

In the monthlong trial, prosecutors claimed Linehan was following the plot of the 1994 movie "The Last Seduction," in which a femme fatale coaxes her lover into killing her husband for money.

Linehan's other former fiancé, John Carlin III, was convicted in April of Leppink's murder and will be sentenced in November.

Linehan's sensational trial was